What makes it 70% Solo-Friendly: A solo traveler can safely enjoy a short scenic walk, market browsing and quiet benches for reading, but the park is small and offers limited activities beyond an hour.
Why 0.5-1 hour visit duration is ideal for solo trip: Small size and close highlights let you see main features in under an hour.
Garden for the Blind Bench:
A sensory trail bench surrounded by fragrant plants.
Tip: Bring a book and sit quietly to enjoy scents and local bird calls.
Victorian Bandstand Photography:
Red-brick bandstand and gate-lodge showcasing Victorian design.
Tip: Capture architectural details in morning light; no permit needed.
Grab-and-Go at People’s Park Café:
Pastries and sandwiches served at the old pavilion’s counter.
Tip: Order a pastry (€2–€4) and coffee (€3–€5), then head to the sunny lawn.
Sunday Food & Craft Market:
Stalls offering global street food and handmade crafts every Sunday.
Tip: Visit between 11:00–16:00 and try snacks from two different vendors.

Sunil Agawane
Very nice place ... Dun Laoghaire bay or harber area ... nice place to have a walk upto light house ... very clean area with fresh air from sea ... can have a coffee at small coffee stall ... nice place to visit with family and friends for evening and morning walk
Gee Em
The park is nice, the playground is good. But the park closes and doesn’t open until a random time each morning. The park often gets lots of rubbish in it, especially on weekend market days. The fountains probably need more regular cleaning as well. But when the park is good it is very good.
Mr. Shah
This is an amazing park and on Sundays they also have a farmers market. There are many nice people with their amazing dogs 🐕. I visit this market sometimes on Sundays and pet the amazing dogs 🐕. There is also a cafe in this garden/ park.
Michael Raj Groves
A beautiful park especially at night and when you have it all to yourself, of course in the day time you can enjoy the flowers, sea views and the weekend market, a super park with stunning surroundings, cheers
Justyna Kosmulska (TheHartist)
All a Town park needs to be: has 2 fountains, a playground, a toilet, a cafe, lovely old trees, view to the infinite sea, weekend events and markets. I love coming here. Small but local and with history.
From April to October, visit on Sunday for the widest market food range. In winter, the park is quieter but bring a warm jacket for sea breezes.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Pastry | EUR 3 |
| Coffee | EUR 4 |
| Sandwich | EUR 6 |
| Market Snack | EUR 5 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 18 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: Park Rd, Glasthule, Dublin, Ireland
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